Madrid Off-Cycle IB Analyst — Fast-Track Training

Bank of America; Madrid; Presencial; EUR 28.000 - 40.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Bank of America in Madrid is offering an off-cycle Investment Banking Analyst internship. The programme provides exposure to industry, country and product teams, with hands-on experience in financial analysis, client presentations, and transaction execution.

Candidates should be pursuing an undergraduate or postgraduate degree and be on track for at least a 2:1." The program emphasises training, mentorship, and a clear pathway to potential full-time employment in July 2028, with start dates

Formación

• Pursuing undergraduate or postgraduate degree with completion between Jan 2026 and Jul 2028.
• On track for a minimum 2:1 degree classification (or equivalent).
• Fluency in English is essential; fluency in Spanish is a strong preference.
• Demonstrate drive, innovation, and a genuine interest in financial markets.

Responsabilidades

• Work on projects alongside bankers in specific industry, product and country coverage groups.
• Help the team deliver solutions to clients leveraging the bank's capabilities.
• Actively contribute to the preparation of client presentations and underlying financial analysis.
• Build relationships, knowledge and experience that will open doors to a wide range of future career opportunities.
• Actively participate in executing transactions, including work with clients as well as representatives of other investment banks and other advisors.

Conocimientos

English fluent

Spanish fluent

Teamwork

Problem solving

Leadership

Interpersonal skills

Educación

Pursuing undergraduate or postgraduate degree (Jan 2026–Jul 2028)

Descripción del empleo

Bank of America in Madrid is offering an off-cycle Investment Banking Analyst internship. The programme provides exposure to industry, country and product teams, with hands-on experience in financial analysis, client presentations, and transaction execution.

Candidates should be pursuing an undergraduate or postgraduate degree and be on track for at least a 2:1." The program emphasises training, mentorship, and a clear pathway to potential full-time employment in July 2028, with start dates